Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-05-20
NEWS.
Henry Georges Labor Party Preparing
for the Fall Campaign.
THREE HUNDRED ITALIANS fight FOR
THEIR LIVES AT A RAIlR0AD CAMP.
An Extensive Robbery Of a North bound
Texas Railroad Train.
A DEPUTY Q. S. MARSHAL sEooTS HIS
WIFE AND THEN HIMSELF.
Samuel Pasco Elected a u. s.
Samuel Pasco Elected a u. s.
Senator from Texas.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
George Preparing for the Fall
Campaign.

George preparing Tor tne rail-
Campaign.
New York, May 1.-the Com
mercial Advertiser this afternoon pub
fishes the following: 1t is already
stated on very good authority that
Henry Georges labor party has al
ready began to prepare for the Fall
campaign. The district leaders, with
their assistants, are making a house to
house canvass in the tenement dis
tricts, and are said to be eagerly re-
cruiting their ranks from luke warm
Democrats. 1t has been intimated
that the object of the whole affair is to
swell the labor vote at the approach
ing election, to such an extent that
George could then be in a position to
make a profitable deal with Blaine in
the Presidential election of 'SS.
George this morning said: "You can
a~uthoritatively deny that there is any
deal or agreement, either past, pend
ing, or to be made in the future be-
tween Blaine and myself. l am OPP
posed to Blaine. He represents all |
have been fighting against for years,
monopoly and the worst capitalistic
power" VIII there be a labor Presi-
dental candidate in '88 .? cit is
strongly probable that there will" an
swered George.
500 Italians Fighting for Their
MARQUETTE, Mich, May 19.-At 8
O'Clock tonight news was received
from Camp No. 8, Summit division OF
the Duluth, South Shore and Atlantic
railway extension, that the camp is
surrounded by fire. George Grolet a
timber contractor, and eight men, es-
capped through a mile of fire and
smoke, leaving 800 Italians in camp
fighting for their lives. Every availa-
| BILE dish, including cooking utensils, is
in use, and the only water available is
| from a well and a small creek some
| distance away. An attempt was made
to remove the sick men of the party,
but it failed. When Grolet and his
party were a short distance away they
heard great shouting and saw a big
fame and believe the camp was burn
ing. If SO, it is feared there will be
great loss Of life among the panic
stricken Italians.
A Plot Discovered.
New YORK, May ia special from
the City of Mexico says it is stated in
upper Government circles that a plot on
the part Of the Conservative party has
been discovered. A prominent mem
Der of Congress, in the confidence of
President Diaz and several Cabinet
members, stated yesterday that there
is no doubt but that the Mexican Con-
servatives have actually invited Don
Carlos, the Spanish pretender, to
visit this country for the purpose of
entangling him in the Mexican poll
tics, and eventually making him the
head of their party.
A Passenger Train Ditched.
PUEBLO, Col, May 19.-The west
bound passenger train of the Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fe railroad, due here
this morning, ran into a bunch of cat
tie 20 miles east OF this city, ditching
the engine, mail and express cars.
Three tramps, stealing a ride, one
named Moore was killed, and the
other two were slightly injured. For
tunately none of the passengers or
train men were injured, although the
train was running at a high rate OF
speed.
Accused Of Improper Relations
with His Daughter.
GALVESTON, May ia News Lar
edo special states that the Deputy
United States Marshal at Carriso,
canada county, shot and killed his
wife yesterday evening and immedi-
ately afterwards blew out his own
brains. The tragedy is alleged to be
domestic troubles. For some time his
wife has been accusing him of inn
proper relations with his daughter,
aged 10.
Robbery of a NOrth.bOund Train.
GALVESTON, May ia special to
the News from Austin, Texas, says
fifty mounted men are leaving here by
train tonight for Mcneil, ten miles
from here, near which point a big rob-
berry of a north-bound train is re-
ported. One passenger is reported to
have been shot in the arm. There
seems to be no doubt of the robbery.
30 Lecture at Hamilton.
HAMILTON, Ont, May 19.-William
O'Brien is TO lecture here on Monday
night under the auspices OF the local
branch OF the Irish National League.
is proposed to call a public meeting
for Saturday evening, to protest
Mr.. O'Brien's coming here to
continue his attack on Lord Lans-
A Compromise with the Guild.
SHANGHAI, May 19.-The tea bust
ness, which was suspended to a week